As requested, I will have a Help Session on Wednesday Morning (October 2nd) before the Chapter 5 Test beginning at 7:15 am.  I will work on how I will have the doors unlocked at that time.  I will post again on Tuesday, with an update.

Please bring your questions. I will do what you want, but I don’t plan on creating anything for the Help Session…..Nor will answer the question “Is this on the test?”  If we did it….it could be!

 Have a great weekend!!!!

I just posted the non-calculater quiz scores, I am not sure if the calculator portion will be graded for class tomorrow.

Please bring your homework to is due tomorrow  p.230 #1,2,6,7,10,14,23-26,41,54,55. 

Please bring 2 or 3 colored pencils or pens tomorrow!  I have a few, but not nearly enough for everyone.

8th block Chapter 4 test scores are now posted.

Hi-

I unfortunately left tests at school, so I came in tonight and graded like a Madman, but I am going home now!…..5th block is done and I am a quarter of the way through 8th block, but should have them done by class tomorrow!

Peace brothers and sisters in Calculus

Here is a link to the video….and yes there is Homework – check the calendar.  Here is a copy of the completed notes that I will/did had out today.

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 Great job on your quizzes!  They are now posted!

Remember grading scale?

A   85-100

B   75-84.99

C   65-74.99

D   60-64.99

Here is part 1:  It will start at 2:40 from beginning where notes start.

https://youtu.be/HcFEanokD0c?t=160

Here is part 2.

https://youtu.be/p8o_fewSDho

Have a great weekend!

The question was to find the lines tangent and normal to the given curve at the point (-1,0). You need to differentiate implicitly and then solve for y’ (aka dy/dx).  The top image is the solutions manual version and the bottom image is my solution.  Both yield the same result, but the first uses dy/dx notation whereas I used y’.  Sometimes the notation makes it very confusing!  I get it.

Here are a few important links:

Solutions Manual (you will need to use the password I gave you to access the content):  https://danjonesmathematics.net/homework-solutions/

Class Notes: https://app.box.com/s/ge8ubyf14hpcl3xt1kydk2zzlnb36shi

Go to the HOME PAGE and look at the resources including help videos and pages created by section under the AP Calculus BC menu tab.

FRONT DOORS WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT!

Small arms training

‘Hi Mom, Boot camp is fine, but I think our drill sergeant is hard of hearing. Every time we say something, he yells ‘I can’t hear you.”

Hi All-

I looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow! Please bring your school ID as I will be checking out books tomorrow night…..

Homework:  Yes there is homework for the next 3 days, but you choose what you need practice on and what you don’t.  This will change when school actually starts.  All you need tomorrow is a working brain and something to write with, I will have a packet for you!  If you are unsure about the working brain thing, you have about 24 hours to find it and make it work again!

I have subscribed you all to the course calendar (google) and it should now appear in your calendar.  It is also viewable on my website at:  https://danjonesmathematics.net/bc-calculus-calendar/

I also have Purple and Gold Google calendars (that are used by more than 100 staff at RMHS), if you would like to be added please shoot me an email at dan.jones@d214.org

Ah that message you were either excited about or dreading!  PLEASE READ ALL!

When:  Monday, August 5th – Thursday August 8th  5:00-6:30 (we will probably be done on Wednesday night! Please note that I have changed the time to accommodate band conflict)

Where:  RMHS South Cafeteria (this is tentative as I am still waiting on confirmation).

What if:  If you can not attend on a particular night, I will post notes each day on my site…..I will provide that link on August 5th – my next post.

What to Bring:  ID (I will check out books – no ID, no book), I will have packets for you, something to write with and YOUR BRAIN!

What now:  Relax enjoy the rest of your summer!

-Mr. Jones

dan.jones@d214.org

Just a reminder that we will meet in C202 from now on!

Thank you!

You all have worked so very hard and learned so much this year – I am truly proud of all of you!  I know you will all do your best tomorrow and you will put in your best efforts, just like you have all year – why would tomorrow be any different?  You are as prepared as you are going to be!

Make each part or each question a celebration.  Start with an empty glass and fill it up! – don’t think about what you might have missed, celebrate what you know, and fill up the glass to overflowing.  Your glass is your goal. I believe that all of you can and will reach the goal that you have set.

The quote above is from Dr. Suess’ “Oh the Places You Will Go!” – one of my favorite books!  For the full reading of the book approx 6 min, the video is below.

I will stop down just before the exam!  The best of luck to all of you!

HERE is a link to the notes from Today if you were absent!  Please Read

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoyVcIMdcL4

Here are a few links to Khan Academy for videos and even some practice MC Questions for polar and Integral as a limit of a Reimann Sum!

Integral as a limit of a Reimann Sum Video:  https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-ab/ab-integration-new/ab-6-3/v/writing-riemann-sum-limit-as-definite-integral

Integral as a limit of a Reimann Sum Practice:  https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-ab/ab-integration-new/ab-6-3/e/the-definite-integral-as-the-limit-of-a-riemann-sum

Polar Area Intro Practice: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-bc/bc-advanced-functions-new/bc-9-8/e/area-bounded-by-polar-curves-intro

More Polar Area Practice:  https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-bc/bc-advanced-functions-new/bc-9-8/e/area-enclosed-by-polar-graphs

Area between 2 Polar Curves Video:  https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-bc/bc-advanced-functions-new/bc-9-9/v/area-defined-by-two-polar-graphs

Area between 2 Polar Curves Practice:  https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-bc/bc-advanced-functions-new/bc-9-9/e/area-between-two-polar-curves

Timed MC with calculator tomorrow…please bring a Calculator.  It is 15 questions in 45 minutes.

Good Luck on your AP Exams this week and…..

Cubs Sweep Cardinals!

Enter through the South Cafeteria Doors!

This Sunday!  This is our Huge, Large, Big, Fantastic, Enormous AP Calculus  Review. 

Here is a link to the answers:  KEY

This is my Huge, Large, Big, Fantastic, Enormous AP Calculus  Review.  Save the date!!!

This was missing from the calendar….this is the assignment that is due tomorrow: 

11.1 Parametrics HW p. 541 # 7,11,23,25,27,33, 47,48,50 11.2 Vectors p.552 #21,29,31,40,42,55,56

It is also on the calendar

1.  Non-Calculator is 1 side of page
2. Calculator is 2 sides of page
3. A ton of help can be found HERE on my web site

Remember to partner up with 3 or 4 of your classmates and bring a Pie for class tomorrow.  I will NOT be able to store it for you during the day so please plan accordingly.  I will have plates, napkins, forks and serving utensils.  See you tomorrow!

Know these for tomorrow!

Hi-

I realize that there are still a few weeks, but only a few of you have signed up so far – I am expecting that all of you take an AP Calculus Exam – whether that it is the AB or the BC Exam.

Have a great weekend!

Chapter 9 Tests are posted…..bring 10.1 HW tomorrow.  Since last weekend was a (cough, cough) no homework weekend (you got enough of them with the snow days!), I will count the 1st 10.1  as extra credit.

So  you must have completed the assignment from 2/19/2019  to get the extra credit for the 2/14/2019 assignment.  See below.